UPDATED: Missile hit a non-residential building, there is one dead and several injured – Klitschko

UPDATED at 10.46 a.m.:

Mr. Klitschko said that in the Holosiyivskyi district there had been one dead and two injured. "As a result of the missile hitting a non-residential building in Holosiyivskyi district, there is information about one dead and two injured. The injured were hospitalised," said the mayor of Kyiv.

UPDATED at 10.41 a.m.:

According to the KCMA, parts of the downed enemy missile fell in the Holosiyivskyi district, there were casualties.

"Holosiyivskyi district. There are casualties as a result of the fall of a missile. The information is being clarified. Stay in shelters," the military administration said.

UPDATED at 10.31 a.m.:

An explosion occurred in Kyiv, emergency services are on their way to the scene, the mayor of the capital said.

"Explosions were heard in the Dniprovskyi district of the capital. All services are on their way to the scene. Details will be later," Vitali Klitschko wrote. On social media, eyewitnesses report a high column of smoke in the area of the explosion.

What happened? The enemy fired 15 missiles in the direction of Kyiv, but the Air Defence Forces shot them down.

Source. Kyiv City Military Administration (KCMA).

Details. The administration emphasised that despite the downing, the air threat had not passed yet. Residents of the capital were urged to stay in shelters.

Previously. Mind reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces had expected more than 30 missiles during the russian attack. The launches were carried out by about 6 Tu-95 aircraft.